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Meanings of indolence in English
Usage of indolence in English
1
The poison of indolence is in our blood-thetendency to centralized tyranny.
2
Manufacturing claims of youthful indolence is merely another day at the office.
3
The former found a motive in their pride to justify their indolence.
4
The natural day is very calm, and will hardly reprove his indolence.
5
He was lounging in an easy chair, looking the picture of indolence.
6
There was no indolence or lack of animation in her manner now.
7
He felt the instant infection of happy indolence, the call to luxury.
8
That she stayed with me was just another sign of her indolence.
9
He found the islands during his periods of inaction conducive to indolence.
10
The rare publication of his writings was supposed to arise from indolence.
11
Thus stretched in unmanly indolence on their cushions, they feast on delicacies.
12
In weak minds, it is a chronic distemper, followed by incurable indolence.
13
You children won't get away with indolence as you did in Alexandria.
14
To please me, I think, she had resolutely overcome her natural indolence.
15
Thus indolence and vanity form of themselves strong recommendations of these principles.
16
There seems to be a definite connection between good writing and indolence.
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